Newtonville Social Notes Roundup From Local Visitations
Mr James Darch is on the sick list. Mrs Chas Watters visited in Toronto last week. Sophia Shutka of Starkville visited Mary Bucrley. Ronald Burley moved to Mont Joli from RCAF. Mr and Mrs Lane visited Mr and Mrs Bruce Leaty in Port Hope. Mrs Frank Worrall and Annie spent days in Toronto. G W Jones and Melville visited Chas Moose in Lindsay. Don Keeler and Chas Darch hosted guests in Cobourg. Raymond Bruce and grandson Bruce Watters visited George McCullough. Dr H A Mitchell and children visited Peterboro. Rev Unstead and family visited the Parsonage in Roseneath. Symn W E Boutillier of Vimy, formerly Victoria BC, spent weekend with Rev J McLachlan. Rev J McLachlan preached at United Church amid long illness and hopes to resume duties. Mrs S Lancaster and others attended U P convention and drama contest in Bowmanville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Watters
Toronto
Sophia ‘Shutka
Starkville
Mary Bucrley
Ronald Burley
R-C.a.f
Mont Joli
W. C. Lane
Bruce Leaty
Port Hope
G. W. Jones
Melville
Chas
Moose
Lindsay
Don Keeler
Coboung
Chas. Darch
Raymond Bruce
Bruce Watters
George McCullough
H. A. Mitchell
Peterboro
Unstead
Roseneath
Parsonage
Silver wedding toast at Toronto home marks milestone
Thirty five friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs George Swar trick French St Toronto on Saturday April 8 to celebrate the silver wedding of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hilditch. Mrs Moxon presented a three tier wedding cake and a purse of 25 dollars in silver. Mrs A G Darlington reports her son Pte William Darlington overseas since being wounded. He describes a bomb strike at a church service that damaged his nose and teeth but notes others were hit worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Hoskin
L. Paeden
Jack Bryson
Randall
Newtonville
iMiss Grace Mercer
V. Allen
Orono
Earl Burley
Camp Borden
P. Burley
George Swartrick
French St
Toronto
Thomas Hilditch
Moxon
A. G. Darlington
Pte. Wm. Darlington
Bill
Inoculating Legume Seed Boosts Crop Health
Agricultural guidance explains how legume bacteria form nodules on roots to fix atmospheric nitrogen, enriching soil. In new soils, inoculation with cultures, applied to seed before sowing, ensures bacteria presence and boosts growth. alfalfa, red clover, alsike, sweet clover, and soybeans supported.
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Darch
Frank Worrall
Annie
Symn
W. E. Boutillier
Vimy
Victoria
B.C
Rev
J. McLachlan
United Church
S. Lancaster
Arnold Wade
Betty Stapleton
Mary Burley
U. P
Presbytery
Bowmanville
U.K
North Africa
England
Italy
W. P. Mulock
K.C
M.P
C.M.F
Canada
Ceresan
Iade
Jackman Flowers
Charles Tyrrell
Dennison
Stedman’s House
A. Ose
ARONO
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